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Lemonade was discontinued in 2006 and doesn't work with recent versions of Microsoft Windows. For a great and modern Amiga emulation experience we recommend Amiga Forever

Lemonade was a frontend program for WinUAE that allowed you to browse a fully comprehensive database of Amiga games and play them at the click of a button.

There were many different options that could be changed to make the program more tuned to your needs. One fundamental rule was always followed - it should be easy for newcomers to emulation to use, while powerful and flexible to meet everyone's needs.

Lemonade was developed by Robert Gardiner and Kim Lemon in 2005. It was coded in Visual Basic 6 and designed for Windows XP.

Core features

Games Encyclopedia - You could play any game at the click of a button - we pre-configured everything for you! You could make searches, use cheats, set your favourites, write notes, add high scores, play music... and more!

Emulator Quickstart - Quickstart was the easiest way to start anything in WinUAE. You could launch any Amiga game within seconds - no more messing with confusing configuration settings!

Options - With a wide range of options you could make Lemonade suit your needs.

Lemonade did not include Amiga Kickstart ROMs, WinUAE or any Amiga Disk Files (ADF). You had to provide these yourself.

Minimum Requirements

• WinUAE 1.0 or higher pre-installed
• Amiga Kickstart ROM files
• A few Amiga disk files

Screenshot Information

The screenshots were not required, but highly recommended for a more pleasant experience. Once downloaded, they should be unzipped into the Lemonade screenshots folder.

Game File Scanner - Our clever Game File Scanner identified ADF files used the CRC32 algorithm - even inside Zip archives! When Amiga disk files recognised by Lemonade were found on your hard disk, they were automatically set as playable in the Games Encyclopedia.